Volatile price action has once again liquidated leveraged bullish plays worth millions.
US money supply hit $23.34 trillion in August, yet Bitcoin is slipping.
November 9, 2026, 3:00 amRiot Platforms says it sold 20,264 BTC in the first nine months of 2026, raising about $1.5 billion primarily for data-centre development.
November 9, 2026, 12:00 am
Bitcoin plunged toward $74,000 late Sunday as another wave of forced selling swept through crypto markets. The latest crash comes as investors face several warning signs that the downturn could deepen. Bitcoin touched $73,708, its lowest since August, while Ethereum fell to $2,100. CoinGlass data showed $855.69 million in liquidations over 24 hours.
The crypto market's vulnerability to external financial events highlights the risks of high leverage and its cascading effects on traders.
Bitcoin’s blockchain came within striking distance of an 11-year-old transaction record on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, when a single block processed 11,255 transactions, the second-highest total in network history, amid a year already producing extraordinary daily transaction counts.
Bitcoin mining is finding an unusual use beyond securing the cryptocurrency network: keeping homes warm during Finland’s cold winters. A Finnish startup is using heat generated from bitcoin miners and machines to provide residential heating, creating a business model that could benefit both households and miners.
National inventories fell to 99.259 million barrels, while lower weekly diesel and heating-oil prices kept the financing risk conditional.
Fidelity finished positive in the November 2-6 week, but the other funds collectively remained negative without IBIT.
Bitcoin block timestamps can run backward. Galaxy's Alex Thorn explains why miners set the clock and why the hash chain still keeps order. The post Bitcoin's Blockchain Just Ran Backward in Time.
The crypto market endured a volatile first week of November, briefly gaining approximately $100 billion following the U.S. midterm elections before surrendering those gains amid a global technology stock sell-off.
Michael Saylor shared a chart showing Strategy’s bitcoin holdings valued at $64.44 billion following a sharp market sell-off. His update revisited the company’s acquisition history as Strategy balanced bitcoin purchases with preferred-stock buybacks and cash reserves.
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$20.37B Total Volume (1.35%)
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